Inventing the AIDS virus

"[Duesberg] is absolutely correct in saying that no one has proven that AIDS is caused by the AIDS virus. And he is absolutely correct that the virus cultured in the laboratory may not be the cause of AIDS."
Dr. Walter Gilbert, Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1980, Hippocrates
"Peter Duesberg has fought with courage and tenacity to drag a reluctant scientific community back to AIDS sanity since detecting falsehoods in the HIV story more than a decade ago. His efforts have earned him much personal abuse, but may ultimately save countless lives."
Neville Hodgkinson, former editor of The London Sunday Times
"Dr. Peter Duesberg's courage and his book Inventing the AIDS Virus will save millions of lives. He is not only one of the few people in the world qualified enough to see through the scientific 'AIDS scam,' but he is the only one who has sacrificed his career to save the world from it."
Tony Brown, host of PBS' Tony Brown's Journal
"Duesberg, whatever else you may think of him, is unquestionably a fierce and highly disciplined scientist of the old school. He does not accept incomplete hypotheses or 'guilt by association' as normal aspects of modern virology. His one-man, ten-year crusade against sloppy science in the battle against AIDS is completely told in this highly readable book."
Richard Strohman, Professor Emeritus, Cell & Molecular Biology, UC Berkeley